Christopher Kuhl has a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and in music composition. His short story “Wade” was nominated for the 2017 Pushcart Prize, as well as being named the Annual Editor’s Choice of Best Work in Fiction by Inscape Magazine for 2016. His most recent book of poetry is Blood and Bone, River and Stone: Memoirs of Lewis County. He enjoys reading a wide array of literature, as well as philosophy and history. His other interests include studying higher mathematics and classical Greek and Hebrew, as well as drawing and colored pencil and photography painting. He is never bored.

Image: "Farmland south of Kingston Lisle" by Brian Robert Marshall is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.